Danny De Gracia: We Urgently Need To Reopen Hawaii’s Capitol Building
Democracy is better served when citizens can interact more freely with lawmakers.
John Pritchett: Artistic License
Ige Details Plans For A Hawaii Vaccine Passport
The governor’s latest emergency proclamation also extends an eviction moratorium through June.
Hawaii To Get A Much Smaller Supply Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
Despite the setback, state health officials say appointments are still widely available at retail pharmacies.
Hawaii Lawmakers Should Fund This Green Jobs Program
The proposed work program inspired by FDR is intended to mitigate the state’s loss of jobs and residents.
Oahu Residents 50 And Older Invited To Make Vaccine Appointments Monday
Honolulu continues to widen COVID-19 vaccine eligibility.
What The Pandemic Taught Hawaii Hospitals About Their Capacity To Handle Calamity
Hospitals made do with existing space and invested in some new equipment, but the pandemic exposed a heavy reliance on out-of-state traveling nurses.
COVID-19 Vaccines Now Available For All Veterans In Hawaii
It will also be available to veterans’ spouses and caregivers.
Lee Cataluna: Honolulu Should Go Back To Tier 2 And Start Following The Rules
If the coronavirus counts continue at this level, it makes sense to walk back the reopening.
Dark Clouds Are Looming Over Hawaii Even As The Economy Appears To Be Improving
Economic experts say many people are worse off than they were before the pandemic and a lower unemployment rate is simply masking deeper problems.